i'll be back in half an hour with any more updates as they come into us here at bbc. glad we could be here for larry. >>> hello. i'm ros atkins here on "bbc world news." our lead story is that indonesian officials have confirmed that debris spotted by search teams is from the missing airasia plane. at least 40 bodies have been pulled from the sea. 162 people were onboard when the plane vanished. >>> in other news two albanian seamen have died while trying to secure the ferry that caught fire in the adriatic sea. >>> the first person diagnosed with ebola while in the uk was taken to a london hospital for

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each and every one of us here has been a victim of domestic violence or knows somebody that has. and so it is up to us san francisco residents, employees, business, owners, journalists thank you for being here. through whatever you are passionate about, service will improve your life as well as the lives of everybody that you serve. thank you again, for being here, for paying attention to this. and thank you to mary. for her inspiration. >> thank you, so much, nicole and we also honor the memory of lewis and her family, who are here as beverly mentioned and next we will be hearing from the adult probation, director crystal tuluc who is here on behalf of the adult probation chief, wendy still, and please help me to welcome crystal. >> good evening, thank you to inviting adult probation to participate in this event, parking san francisco domestic violence awareness month. and the mission statement of san francisco adult probation is protecting the community, serving justice, and changing lives. and we emphasize changing lives because over the past five years with the vision and driv

>> not just me, but every one of us here are in danger, actually. i cannot just stay home and watch them on the front line getting hurt. i will still come out and stand firm. >> you're both high school students. i know you were studying, so i'll let you get back to your books. no appetite from this tent at least for a retreat from these protests. part of the problem, of course, is that this is a disparate, complex movement. there is no one leader that speaks for these protests. and although there's a consensus that this must come to an end at some time, either through force or fatigue, there is a significant number of people who think that time has not yet come. >> john sudworth there. some young protesters in hong kong. do stay with us on "bbc world news." still to come. is the hiv virus becoming less deadly as it evolves? that's the claim on a new study. we'll speak to the lead researcher. e nation's most relig lte network. how's it working for ya? better than ever. how'd you do it? added cell sites. increased capacity. and your point is... so you

for ashley, the weather here takes some getting used to. >> we moved out here a year ago. and saw no rain for the first month we lived here. so seeing all this rain for the first time was pretty overwhelming. >> reporter: a coastal flood advisory will stay in effect here through tomorrow. for cbs news, mark kelly in mill valley. >> it is the first day of winter, and prechristmas storms are expected to cause problems for holiday travelers across the country this week. let us bring in chief meteorologist eric fisher from our boston station wbz. how bad is it going to get, eric. >> anne marie, i've been tracking a atmospheric river of moisture doution the northwest moving eastward. the rockies, wasatch over a foot of snow through tonight and into monday. some slick travel there. as we head into monday, some of that energy heads towards the midwest as light rain and snow, tuesday is when things really start to get going. the gulf opens for business, thunderstormses, heavy rains across the southeast lingering into wednesday morning. in terms of severe threat, around the gulf co

affected by mental illness and we are thrilled to have her here with us today. [applause] >> thank you so much. that introduction was really overwhelming. most positive way. so, thank you. everyone.yone -- hi, my people. it is an honor and a privilege to be here today, at nami's national day of average -- of action. out at you is amazing. it is great to see so many people dedicated to improving the lives of others. seeing people of all ages across the country coming together gives me so much hope that changes really possible. those of us here today know that people ofness affects every race, age, gender, and economic status. it does not discriminate between republicans or democrats [applause] that's why we are here today. we needed to send a simple message to our nation possibly leaders. -- nation possibly leaders. -- nation's leaders. comprehensive mental health bills this year need to be passed. [applause] we have the power to make the difference and the personal experience needed to be taken seriously. we know what it means to have our lives or the lives of pe

those of us here today know that people ofness affects every race, age, gender, and economic status. it does not discriminate between republicans or democrats [applause] that's why we are here today. we needed to send a simple message to our nation possibly leaders. -- nation possibly leaders. -- nation's leaders. comprehensive mental health bills this year need to be passed. [applause] we have the power to make the difference and the personal experience needed to be taken we know what it means to have our lives or the lives of people we love get off track because of mental illness. that mentald illness is serious and can be absolutely devastating. we also know that mental illness can be treatable when we have the access to appropriate comprehensive care. i know it is largely because of our personal experience with mental illness that each of us is here today. as i learn more about my own illness and the experience of others, i realize how much we all have in common. even if mental illness has made a few headlines because of my career. there is a number of ways in which i have been ve

. >> reporter: which leads us here. >> which leads us here, yes. >> reporter: see, his plan for thise calls first fruits farm, is to donate the first fruits of every harvest to food pantrys. today it's all five acres, 100,000 pounds, of sweet potatoes. >> it's unusual for a grow tore grow a crop just to give away. >> reporter: rebecca page organizes food collection for the needy. >> and that's what jason has done. and he's planning to do more next year. >> reporter: jason has 1,000 acres here, which could go a long way toward eliminating hungener this neck of north carolina. >> love is the most wonderful currency that you can give anyone. >> reporter: are you sure you played in the nfl? >> yes. >> reporter: because i feel like cuddling you right now? ( laughter ). >> don't do that. >> reporter: jason may have left the nfl, but apparently holding is still a penalty. steve hartman "on the road" in louisburg, north carolina. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news per for scott pelley i'm jim axelrod, and for all of us here at cbs news, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captio

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[applause] >> all of us here at the park are working here to continue the legacy. are simple. to be good caretakers of this land, share the history with our visitors, and pass these places onto the next generation so that they may take up the torch of preservation. our youth play a vital role in the legacy of his history. it is up to them to keep the effort going. a is up to us to instill passion and urgency in them to ensure they stay involved. with this in mind, we have worked with the nasa military academy in woodstock to encourage troops think about the civil war from their perspective. we asked the students to reflect on why youth should care about this place in history. working with her teacher, michelle harper, we have two cadets with us tonight who will present their thoughts on the subject. the first cadet who will be speaking is -- egypt.a junior from she will be sharing an essay written by her fellow cadet, a senior from florida. the second speaker will be -- who is a junior from gainesville, virginia. please welcome them. [applause] >> today we gather t

you can follow this story online as you watch us here on "bbc world news." you'll find our live page on the story at bbc.com/news. >>> let's turn our attention now to the ferry disaster in the adriatic sea. authorities in albania are saying that two sailors have been killed while trying to secure that ferry, which caught fire while sailing from greece to italy. the two sailors were hit by a cable they were trying to attach to the vessel. in other developments, officials say they've now completed the evacuation of the boat. but there's still an awful lot of uncertainty about exactly who was onboard. let me run you through what we know and what we don't know. we know that ten people lost their lives and that the rescue operation was hampered by strong winds and high waves. so we don't know if the weather contributed to the fire. we know 437 people were rescued from the ferry, some by helicopter, many more by ships that happened to be in the area. but this is when it gets confusing. the list of people onboard that vessel has 478 names on it. clearly, that leave

about millions of people and care for a millions of people every single day thank you for having us here today and once again it's an honor to be part of this now i'd like to introduce fred blackwell the ceo of the san francisco foundation thank you very much (clapping.) >> you know i whispered to bernard i think he has a new spokesperson i expect to see mayor ed lee mayor and are are bernard said it well, i want to say congratulate and thank the mayor and the board of supervisors for both establishing the vision for hope sf and the commitment to rebuilding this public housing in the right way in the face of dwindling federal resources for public housing revitalization in the city and stepped up and said not only will they step up to the plate to make that happen but in the way that make sure that the kids the individuals the families that really were victims of years of disinvestment were the same people that benefit from the project i want to say thank you and congratulations and thank you for allowing us to be a partner in that work it is really about not only the revitalization of th

from all of us here in berlin, thanks for joining us. óox+có/v>a ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "focus on" the personal stories behind the headlines. thanks for joining us. on today's program -- in portugal, thorough bred horses. is a tradition about to die? in ukraine, men fighting for russia. and in britain, young people getting in touch. but first to portugal, home to one of the world's most beautiful breeds of horse -- the lusitano. in the middle ages they were bred from wild horses, to be used in war or bull-fighting. today the breed is highly sought after - and expensive. but in portugal, after yearsrs f economic

us now. thank you for bringing your kicks on over here. >> thanks so much for having us. >> it is an honor ton around since 1933. it's so cool to know that the rockettes past and present. >> costume changes alone. >> we do up to 8. quick changes at least 60 seconds. >> maybe 90 seconds. it's choreographed chaos back stage. >> a lot of practicing. many shows just in saying gel day. >> up to six shows a day. we rehearse in the off season six days a week, six hours a day up to like 8 hours a day. it's hard. but so worth it. >> so you have that seven pounds of costume. all those changes, five show as day as you just said. going on for 8 a years. what's the secret to making it feel new and amazingm)3jd every single year. >> what's great about it this year is a classic old favorite rag dolls first introduced in 1940, actually one of my favorites. one of the first numbers i learned in first year. like brad new costume. snow costume new last year. so it's such a special dance and just silly and get to see all the audience and kids doing all the movements in the aisle. it's really special. >> i love i

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do stay with us here on "gmt." still to come, the frosty relations between cuba and u.s. d this be the key to closer ties? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm lucy hockings. thanks for being with us. our top story this is hour. the pentagon believes an iranian airplane has formed targets in iraq in the recent weeks this comes as 60 countries meet in brussels to discuss the fights. >>> thousands of family and friends have been saying good-bye to phillip hughes who died after being hit by a ball in a cricket match. >>> after the recent violent protests in ferguson, missouri, america's racial divide looks as fractured as ever. the images of burning police cars after the grand jury's decision not to charge the white officer for shooting the unarmed teenager reminds us. these issues are more complex. anger seen towns like ferguson is no longer black and white. it's poverty not prejudice discussed in black communities. with me now is linda can which describes what life is like to be pour in america. what do you think we saw in ferguson, the outpouring of anger, was it as much about poverty as race?

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us for a small reception in the back of the room. remember, tomorrow we open our exhibition tomorrow morning. it will be herethe library of congress through january 19 of next year. please come back and see us often. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you have been watching c-span's american history tv. we want to hear from you. follow us on twitter @cspan history. connect with us at facebook.com/cspan history. you can leave comments, too. check out our upcoming programs at our website -- c-span.org/history. >> we'd like to tell you about some of our other american history tv programs. join us every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern for reel america featuring films by government, industry and educational institutions. join us as these films take you on a journey through the 20th century. again that's reel america every sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. >> here are some of the featured programs you will find this holiday weekend on the c-span networks. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. supreme court justice ele this, a kagan at princeton, university. sunday evening

us now. thank you for bringing your kicks over here. >> thank you for having us. >> it is an honor to have youbeen around since 1933, so it's so cool to know that the rockettes' past and present are doing the same thing. >> we were talking about your costume changes alone, right? >> up to eight. >> the change is at least 60 seconds, maybe 09 seconds. it's corey graphed chaos back stage. >> choreographed chaos. >> also a lot of practicing, and you have many shows just in a single day. tell us a little bit. >> up to six shows a day. we rehearse six days a week six hours a day up to eight hours a day in the offseason. it's hard, but so worth it. >> have you that seven pounds of costume, all those changes, five, six shows a day. it's been going on for 85 years. what's the secret to making it feel new and amazing every single year? >> what's greater graet is we're bringing back a classical favorite rag dolls, and it's one of my favorites. it's one of the first numbers i learned my first year. it's brand new scene, brand new costumes. he designed the snow costumes new last year. it's such a special

thank you so much for having us here today. >> thank you, questions from the council? i believe we have one from councilmember lara? >> i made notes on questions. specifically through your speech i crossed them off. you covered a lot of areas in a very short time and i really appreciate your comments. >> councilmember kostanian? >> thank you for coming. you mentioned there were a number of people being incarcerated. can you tell me the percentage? >> i don't have the percentage, you mean the number of veterans that make-up the population? i don't have the percentage. but we can give you our e-mail and get back to you. that is another challenge with veterans with legal issues. unfortunately those legal issues result because of symptoms with ptsd. we have numerous cases when the police pull somebody over they have this guy in a uniform in a gun and leaning in a window and it triggers them right back to the conflict. it is very serious. i'm glad that veterans court is up and running and we routinely take veterans out of jail and into our program as an arrangement. a lot o

commissioners you will find the packet and i believe it will be displayed. >> thanks for having us here tonight. i would like to start briefly giving you the timeline of the project. it started with the search back in october. we were selected and started having conversations in december. we scoped the work back in the spring and until that time and now what has occurred a multimedia analysis and sfpd which we'll detail in just a bit. as randy mentioned there was are a few project drivers which will happen in the early part of 2015. the new southern station is for the bayview that means it has to change. also the fact that there is anticipated growth both commercial and residential properties in the city and there is a balance within the district and as mentioned the board of supervisors legislation which is required every ten years. so this will start that ten year mark now for the p.d.. the objective of the project was to consider the parody across the district, the imbalances of the work load meaning the most calls for service and that occur within each of the district. we wanted to

from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. until next time, good-bye. tan i. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >> thousands of mourners fill the west day for the funeral of an official killed in clashes with israeli troops. the french senate passes a resolution urging the government to recognize palestine as a state. there was a highly symbolic vote in the national assembly. police begin clearing the streets of hong kong as part of a push to end the pro-democracy protests. do you like your bugs boiled or fried? to the you people regul

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us. >> it's an honor to be here. >> it's a tradition in our family to come see you. ckstage. >> and also lots of practice. you have many shows in a single day. >> up to six shows a day. we rehearse in the off season six shows a day, up to eight hours a day. it's hard, but it's worth it. >> you have seven pounds of costume, all those changes. it's been going on for 85 years. what's the secret to making it feel new and amazing every single year? >> what's good this year is we're bringing back a classic old favorite rag dolls, which was done in the '40s. it's actually one of my favorites. it's one i learned my first year. it's brand new costumes, and we designed these costumes last year. it's such a special dance and it's so silly. you get to see all the audience and the kids doing the movements in the aisle so it's really special. >> i love it. you'll be showing us some moves today, sflit. >> we are. we're going to show you some kicks. you're going to be a rockette for a day. >> we wouldn't qualify otherwise. we're not tall enough and our legs are not long enough. >> yo

eventually that will move in and affect us here across san jose. so let's get you into the 24-hour rainfall totals. i know a lot of you have been asking how much we picked up. keep in mind this is a 24-hour run. if we added what we had in 48 hours you can basically add an inch to age and a half on the numbers alone. sonoma, nearly two inches of rainfall. tiburon, an inch, inch and a half. past few storms kind of have been missed. menlo park, 2.3 quarters. san jose, 1 and 4/10. now it has been an extremely long time since we saw rainfall close to this. we did the math, it has not been one, two, three years but yes, just over four years since we've seen this much rainfall in san jose in a 24-hour period. 1,777 days to go so that is of course why we have the micro climate weather alert going on right now. the future cast showing rainfall across the bay area. as you have probably heard we're not done with this rainfall yet. so we'll go ahead and look at how the forecasts are dealing with the rain in the early morning hours. likely we'll get a break in

. >>> stay with us here on "bbc world news." still lots more to come. shopping online is increasingly a trend online, but how do all those packages get to the customers? we follow china's internet giant. ♪ wellllll... ♪ earlyfit ♪ latefit ♪ risefit ♪ fallfit ♪ ballfit ♪ wallfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ rowfit ♪ throwfit ♪ slowfit ♪ olliefit ♪ oopsfit ♪ otisfit ♪ thiswayfit ♪ thatwayfit ♪ daddyfit ♪ pappyfit ♪ datefit ♪ weightfit ♪ goalfit ♪ gooooooalfit ♪ stepfit ♪ stairfit ♪ smartfit ♪ heartfit ♪ spinfit ♪ bikefit ♪ hikefit ♪ yikesfit ♪ wheeeeefit ♪ wowfit ♪ whoafit ♪ findyourfit ♪ it's all fitbit >>> this is "bbc world news." the latest headlines. pope francis uses his traditional christmas message to condemn the brutal persecution of minorities by islamic state militants. he's also urged people not to be indifferent to suffering around the world. >>> and sony has released the controversial film "the interview" for the first time in the united states, despite hacking threats. it can be seen online and at a small number of cinemas. >>>

don't get used to that either as clouds quickly move back in for tuesday. here our next storm system, it's weakening as it moves eastward but it brings showers in here late tuesday afternoon into tuesday night. fast moving system, not a whole lot of rain we're talking about and then by wednesday we're back to partly sunny conditions. wednesday is probably the warmest day as we approach the low 50's peanut butter monthly. winds now out of the northwest tomorrow. still somewhat cool as far as the temperatures go but then they shift around out of the south into tuesday so that starts to bring in warmer air off the ocean. all right. let's talk about those numbers. mid 40's for highs tomorrow which is pretty much average for this time of year for the middle of december. tuesday we go little bit warmer, getting close to that 50-degree mark. however though watch out for showers later during the day. overnight partly to mostly cloudy skies. it is chilly. we drop to 35 degrees for center city. little bit colder in some suburbs. overall pleasant day on monday. finally see

use that process. i appreciate all of you being he here. i want to say, i look for us to have success in this effort. carry a copy of the constitution with me, too, everywhere i go. i cherish it as much asmjy[y an in here. and i am not going to do anything i believe that is going to diminish the role of that document in our country and in our lives. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank you. i would like to associate myself with the gentle woman ae's comments. we have been placed in a position to think a lot about this over the last couple of hours. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. >> i don't want to prolong this. but i do want to say to my friends here that -- it should come as no surprise that i disagree with you on the substance. if people wanted to do something on immigration, we could have passed a bill and done something, whatever it was, i'm sure i would have had differences with it. while i disagree on the substance, i don't disagree on the process. this should never be acceptable under any circumstances, no matter who is running the house of representatives. i have no idea what's

here. thaw the lights would have been on by now. >> no lights. no elevator. he invited us in. but we had to take the stairs to his seventh floor apartment. >> huh. >> once inside, the search for light was on. >> here is one flashlight. this was not working. >> pg & e crews working overtime to get customers restored. stoplight were out. and pockets of the city. at the height of the storm, san francisco had 85,000 customers without power. charles jones found a way to pass the time with his neighbor. >> we have been talking about sports. from sports to, broadway plays. to taking the train down to southern california. >> power is being restored. slowly but surely here in san francisco. but, going to take time. reporting live in san francisco. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. the storm didn't diskrim nate. battering almost every corner of the bap area. in berkeley rain combined with high tides, submerged several cars. looking at the top of the white one on ashby avenue before the on ramp leading to i-80. caltrans used heavy duty pumps to clear water to reach the

that is something that we've got going for us here. when you pack that help heavier coat, you'll want sunglasses to go with it, vittoria, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. if you are traveling right now on northbound 202, right around 422, we are dealing with a little bit of construction compromising the right-hand lane but we are not seeing too much volume so therefore it is not causing a problem. as we continue though lets move along and see how we are doing elsewhere. traveling on i-95 around broad street you will notice things are wide opened for you. commuting southbound up and over girard point bridge making your way in to delaware county no delays or problems. traveling northbound we have the same store friday delaware county all the way into far northeast. overall our speed sensors are still high up in the 50's just how we like it. fifty-five on the schuylkill. same thing on i-95 inn blue route. pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension, all things moving well and 422 looking great, finally. if you are traveli

do stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, we're going to bring you more coverage from sydney. those hostages are still inside that cafe in the septembcenter city. we're going to hear from the muslim community in australia. stay with us. ♪ wellllll... ♪ earlyfit ♪ latefit ♪ risefit ♪ fallfit ♪ ballfit ♪ wallfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ rowfit ♪ throwfit ♪ slowfit ♪ olliefit ♪ oopsfit ♪ otisfit ♪ thiswayfit ♪ thatwayfit ♪ daddyfit ♪ pappyfit ♪ datefit ♪ weightfit ♪ goalfit ♪ gooooooalfit ♪ stepfit ♪ stairfit ♪ smartfit ♪ heartfit ♪ spinfit ♪ bikefit ♪ hikefit ♪ yikesfit ♪ wheeeeefit ♪ wowfit ♪ whoafit ♪ findyourfit ♪ it's all fitbit >>> let's return you live to sydney. this is the live shot we have from the heart of the cbd, the central business district there. police completely maintaining their lockdown. you can just see a policeman there at the front of the shop. quite a wide area around the cafe is in lockdown. people who work in that area have been told not to come in to work tomorrow. remem

stay with us here on cnn. Ñt >>> more than three dozen wounded after a gunman or multiple gunman i should say stormed a school in pakistan taking place in peshmerga. police sources say at least six terrorists entered the school after scaling its walls. paramilitary forces entered the area and are apparently conducting a security sweep at this moment. more than 700 children, though, could still be inside the school which is run by pakistan's military. certainly a reason why this is such an important thing for us to keep our eyes on. we'll connect with cnn producer soph sophia. what about the status of the students and how many victims there are at this early stage. >> at this moment we've just received information that the death toll has risen to around 20 people which includes 17 children and teachers. at the moment the operation is still under way. this attack started at around quarter to 12:00 at this morning in peshmerga which is as you said in pakistan. none so large a scale. around children from primary ag

merry christmas from all of us here at "the kelly file." d responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. >>> have you guys been good this year? >> yeah. >> what did you ask santa for? >> i asked him for an -- toy. >> what did you ask santa for this year? >> bat girl and wonder woman. >> bat girl and wonder woman? say merry christmas everyone. >> merry christmas everyone. >> merry christmas from my little boy miles and ava. that girl and wonder woman and an ironman toy he asked santa for. >> i thought it was that girl. that's the beauty of little kids. they're so easy to please. there's nothing complex about that. >> and they want to just be with family when you think about it. they want to gather up around the tree. one of our new traditions and i get to create traditions with my kids is to gather and decorate the tree together. here are my monkeys helping me decorate the tree. they seem to have the idea of putting all ornaments in one spot on the tree. let's g

pent up right now, and appears as the jet stream will just stay nice and north here, into canada, to keep that air away from us. at least initially. so, while there will be cold air in the atmosphere, not over the delaware valley. we keep the temperatures in the 50's for you here today, it is bright, sunny, light winds, beautiful. mainly clear tonight, all is calm and throughout the day all is bright. so, 35 for that nighttime low. it means it is chilly but still tech neckly above average. we keep the theme going through sunday despite the cold front coming through, by monday, temperatures and cold air catch up to us, winter makes return appearance here it, does appear as though for new new years eve we stay dry, but it will be cold out there. guys maybe if you just unwrapped brand new tablet, smart phone for christmas, make sure to download the cbs weather app. get your updated forecast, check storm scan3 whenever you want, you can download that app for free right now on itunes and google play. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, we have very serious accident in delawar

they sent us here to fight for them, not to capitulate. why are we always the ones that have to blink? why are we always the ones that have to give? folks sent us here to fight for them and that's what we should be doing. >> sure. so david, back in the '90s, bill clinton made it easier on big banks. in the current climate do you think hillary clinton will do the same thing and make the same mistake? >> no. i think hillary clinton's real problem is going to be separating herself from the terrible economic mistakes of her husband's administration. and if elizabeth warren decides to run, you're going to see whatever differences they have very brightly illuminated. both of them will, of course, run against president obama's position of coddling the big banks, refusing under eric holder to prosecute the big banks and now wilting when you've got jamie dimon acting as a whip trying to get votes for the benefit of his bank. i don't see how anybody could run for office who's voted for this bill with an opponent who can say oh, you're the congressma

gathered on the cedar creek battlefield, to the regimental monument -- a monument not too far from us here -- veterans from the regiment observed -- i spot t believe there is a on this continent where more for the interest of a nation was concentrated than here at cedar creek. while some individuals might inclined to think that this veteran exaggerated cedar place in history, one could certainly argue that because of what was at stake the union war effort in the autumn of 1864, cedar creek is if for a moment one of the most important places on the north american continent. among all the battles fought in shenandoah valley, none achieved more significant had wider and consequences -- then cedar creek. here, 150 autumns and permanently the shenandoah valley from confederate control. the valley harvest, what was left of them, after the destruction of the burning available to feed the confederate forces. union victory here 150 autumns the generals d iconic reputation, while helping eously president abraham lincoln secure his bid for reelection in november. success at cedar creek, 150 autumns a

stay with us here on "bbc world news." >>> welcome to "hard talk." i'm stephen sackur. here in london and around the world, the election of barack obama was seen as a water shed moment in race relations in america. the country's first black president was taken as the symbol of a new post-racial era. but now, with tensions between black communities and the police running sky high, is anyone still talking about a post-racial united states? well, my guest today is cornell west, leading academic writer, civil rights campaigner, and fierce critic of barack obama. why has the race debate turned so sour? >>> cornell west, welcome to "hard talk." >> i am very blessed to be here. >> i think we have to start with the fallout of events in ferguson, missouri. the killing of teenager michael brown at the hands of a police officer. since then, there's been violence. there have been political ramifications. you said it represents -- and i'm quoting you here -- the end of the age of obama. what did you mean by that? >> what i meant was that so many of us had tremendous hope at the begin